aerial crop spraying 4

https://llcg0q378z.cloudhinter.com/posts/how-efficient-seed-distribution-is-changing-uk-farming

The drone banks low over the wheat field, a fine mist trailing from its nozzles as it skims the crop rows. It's a calculated dance—checking wind, avoiding the fence line, adjusting spray for the patchy growth near the irrigation pivot. The pilot watches the tablet, but his eyes keep moving to the horizon, ready to pull up if a hawk drifts by. It's faster than ground rigs, but the real skill is knowing when not to fly.